Augas Santas Golf

Augas Santas Golf sits in the municipality of Pantón in Galicia's interior, part of Spain's verdant northwestern region known for its rolling green landscapes and proximity to the Ribeira Sacra wine country. Designed by Alfonso Vidaor, the course occupies terrain characteristic of inland Galicia, where elevation changes and natural contours shape the routing. The setting reflects the rural character of this part of Lugo province, with views extending across agricultural valleys and wooded hillsides. The layout works with the property's existing topography rather than imposing dramatic earthwork, a practical approach common to courses developed in this region during recent decades. Holes move through a mix of open and tree-lined corridors, and the design incorporates natural water features that give the course its name—"Augas Santas" translates to "holy waters," referencing local springs and streams that have historical significance in the area. The course serves both members and visitors, functioning as a regional facility in a part of Galicia where golf infrastructure remains relatively limited compared to coastal zones. Augas Santas provides a golf option for those exploring Galicia's interior, whether traveling through the Ribeira Sacra's canyon landscapes or visiting the historic city of Lugo to the north. The course reflects the quieter, less tourist-oriented character of inland Galician golf, offering a straightforward round in a landscape defined more by agriculture and tradition than resort development.